Principle

EVIDENCE LAW – Admission – Nature and Evidentiary Value

Area of law
EVIDENCE LAW
Court
Supreme Court

Admissions are not conclusive evidence of the admitted fact. The court must consider the circumstances of the admission—whether it was clear, unequivocal, and free from misapprehension. Under Section 75 of the Evidence Act, admitted facts need no proof, but the proviso gives the court discretion…

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